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Show HN: The PC Gamers Club(thepcgamersclub.com)
2 points by fairpx 10y ago|3 comments
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by fairpx 10y ago
For us, running http://fairpixels.co (a logo design boutique), the one thing that generated the most leads and projects by far was one of our side-projects called: http://logodust.com , a place where we started open s
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Ask HN: Education focussed entrepreneurs, what are you working on?
2 points by fairpx 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What are good retainers to provide as a developer to clients?
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Ask HN: What are some great ways to monetize open source projects?
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Ask HN: How much do you spend on graphic design p month
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I want to invest, pixels
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Show HN: Prelaunch in 72h(upstart.me)
11 points by fairpx 10y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Hackers, what activity in your craft do you struggle with the most?
3 points by fairpx 10y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Who's selling their profitable sideproject?
3 points by fairpx 10y ago|0 comments
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Logodust 3.0(logodust.com)
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Coders Nearby(codersnearby.com)
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by fairpx 10y ago
There is so much awesome stuff to be discovered in our own seas. Would love to see space exploration and deep sea exploration on the same level of excitement, investment and pursuit. I would even argue that Google, the company who's mi
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by fairpx 10y ago
On the other hand, companies like Google, Twitter (twwtr at first), (the)Facebook, etc. also didn't overdo it. You should put some effort in the name for sure, but don't worry too much about it in the beginning. Just grab a free l
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Show HN: Logodust 2.0(new.logodust.com)
5 points by fairpx 10y ago|0 comments
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by fairpx 10y ago
Great read. Here's a short summary of my journey as an artist, making a living: 1. Originally launched http://fairpixels.co to design logos on a pay-what-you-want basis 2. To help market this service, I open sourced the unu
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by fairpx 10y ago
It would be really cool to see more hackers work on ways to improve outer-world-internet, so we could follow live streams of these space based events in real time (instead of watch gamers yell at their screen, live)
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by fairpx 10y ago
I agree. In my previous startup, we've been jumping from one platform to an other without too much trouble. Because the people using these products are 'teams', it takes only 1 in the group to suggest everyone in the team to
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by fairpx 10y ago
When Steve Jobs "Welcomed IBM" with a full page ad, it was fun. It fit the vibe of who he was and the slightly rebellious marketing campaigns Apple was running. Slack's "Welcome Microsoft" letter felt weird. It felt
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by fairpx 10y ago
Sales before breakfast = productive and energized rest of the day.
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by fairpx 10y ago
Nope. Could you link me up to it? Tnx
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Ask HN: Any devs who want to partner up with a designer to spice up Linux Apps?
15 points by fairpx 10y ago|7 comments
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Ask HN: Is search on mobile not as important as on the classic web?
2 points by fairpx 10y ago|2 comments
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by fairpx 10y ago
Love it. There's a growing trend of open design. Another example is http://www.logodust.com where we open source logo designs
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by fairpx 10y ago
still testing pricing, will update with examples asap.
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Show HN: AI lifecoach(jibly.com)
2 points by fairpx 10y ago|2 comments
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by fairpx 10y ago
Life happens. Being kind shouldn't just be restricted to junior devs, or even just devs for that matter. I've seen many folks be flatout mean and unrealistic to adult freelance developers from low-income-countries. It's a ser
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by fairpx 10y ago
We humans look smart when we manage to create a bad copy of a tiny part of nature. How small we are.
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by fairpx 10y ago
Not sure if I can agree with this. Let's pick a random well known public company. Nintendo. They've had their ups and downs and hurricanes of bad news etc. but never is 'selling the company' an idea that gets talked abou
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by fairpx 10y ago
This is a great comment. For most companies, grinding along and sometimes taking a hit, firing people, slow things down and then pick it up again and grow, is the norm. If every company that stops getting massive growth would stop, we would

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